Beacon Theatre Seating Chart & Best Seat Guide | Interactive Map & Views

Beacon Theatre Seating Chart with Row Numbers

(Hover over any section in the chart below for a row-by-row breakdown)

The Beacon Theatre Seating Chart is one of the most confusing floor plans. For your convenience, we’ve included pictures and detailed seating charts with row and seat numbers (see exact seat numbers below) for this famous New York City venue.

Additionally, find out below where the best seats are, where not to sit at the Beacon Theatre, and where you can find the same Beacon Theatre seats at the guaranteed best prices of any ticket marketplace.

Beacon Theatre Interactive Seat Views

Using your mobile device, drag your finger on the interactive Beacon Theatre seat view below, or click on it with your mouse if you’re using a computer, to see what your view would look like from Section Orchestra Center in this example.

 

You can view listings for all concert tickets on TickPick’s website or mobile app, available on the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store. The app allows you to get a full 360-degree view of the Beacon Theatre seating from any other section in the arena.

Overview of Seating Levels: Orchestra, Loge & Balcony

Orchestra Section – Seat Numbers & Center vs. Sides

There are three center orchestra sections in the Beacon Theatre, and they all have good seat views for nearly all seats. If you’re looking at the Right or Left Orchestra sections, ensure your seats are as close to the center aisle as possible.

Some seats with higher numbers are marked as “partial view,” so you’ll probably want to avoid those seats. In addition, the soundboard obstructs most seats in rows S to Y (in the center orchestra section only).

Loge Seating – View Quality & Overhang Notes

When sitting in the loge, the overhang (from the lower balcony) hangs over rows C to J. Visually, this doesn’t create any problems, but if you’re a sound junkie, then you’ll hear a noticeable difference if you’re under the overhang (starting in roughly at rows D or E). It’s also good to know that the loge overhangs the orchestra sections at row O.

Balcony Seating – Price & Sightlines

The lower and upper balconies are considered one section; however, there’s a split (or some space) between them. The view from the lower terrace to the upper balcony changes significantly, but so does the price of tickets.

If you’re looking for the cheapest tickets for Beacon Theatre that aren’t obstructed, you won’t go wrong with seats on the sides of the lower or upper balcony. Even the most right or left sections have unobstructed sight lines. Note: the lower balcony overhangs the orchestra at row M.

Best Seats at Beacon Theatre – Center Orchestra & Loge Rows

We think the best seats at the Beacon Theatre for a concert are the first couple of rows of the loge or the first 10 rows of any of the center orchestra sections. The side orchestra seats can also be a great deal, depending on the number of seats.

Section	Best Rows	Pros	Notes
Orchestra	AA–M	Center views, no obstructions	Avoid S–Y near the soundboard
Loge	A–J	Great sightlines	Rows D+ under balcony overhang
Balcony	A–E	Cheap & clear	Upper splits >E but still clear

Beacon Theatre Seat Numbers

The seat numbers on the right side of the venue are all even numbers; for example, the first four seats are numbered 2, 4, 6, and 8, and so on. The same is true for the left side, except these are odd seat numbers, such as 1, 3, 5, 7, etc.

Seating at the Beacon Theatre is configured so that when ushers look at your tickets, they know which side of the venue to direct you to. Another rule of thumb is that the lower the seat number, the closer your seats are to the center of the venue. However, the seat numbers for the center sections are consecutive and not evenly divisible by 2 (101, 102, 103, etc.).